“ One of the best apple fritters that I have had in a long time.. it didn't last the ride home. ”

“ This place lives up to their hype. The donuts are craft donuts but they also sell the classic ones. The tip is to buy a dozen donuts if you are already going to buy a couple of their signature donuts as it is cheaper just to buy the dozen donuts. The donut that I like the best was the maple bacon one. This place also has a cool vibe as it feels very trendy in there. In addition, all staff are really friendly and can provide recommendations depending on what you like. ”

“ Okay, I'll admit it: I've been avoiding Voodoo Doughtnut because I've only ever heard it's overrated. And I'm sure if I were a Portlander seeing daily lines out the door for donuts, I'd say the same. But we're in Arizona--where you can park and grab a Voodoo Dozen within a minute--and I must say it's a touch better than your average donut shop. Don't let the slightly gimmicky doll-shaped donut deter you. This spot has fantastic flavors: a pink sprinkled donut with *actual* strawberry flavor (my favorite), one of the best maple bacon donuts I've tried, jelly and cream donuts that are nicely filled without literally oozing with sweetness. They also have an interesting grape donut (not my thing, but so unique and my friends loved it!). The Voodoo Dozen was the perfect treat to contribute to a Halloween party, and all of us thoroughly enjoyed sampling each option. I'm not even a frequent donut eater, and I'd return! ”

“ What's not to love about donuts! Especially ones that come in a cute box with the name voodoo on it! And a doughnut shop where you can get married! Well the original doughnut shop opened in Portland Oregon: it was a super quaint shop! Now you can find their shops throughout: universal studios, Denver airport and more! And now on rural street in Phoenix by ASU! This place was a horrible Boston chicken restaurant but not is filled with fresh doughnuts! Not only are they fresh! They are also super clever: with cool names and decor! You can get one named after a rapper: m&m and of course it has m&ms! You can even get custom decorated doughnuts! Beyond doughnuts the shop has super cute clothes for sale! Lastly I like to thank the super friendly staff member who helped me: she said I could take all the time I wanted to decide! Plus she does weddings: she can do your wedding in the shop! Imagine having that on your resume! ”

“ Voodoo Doughnut is a gem in Tempe! From the outside, it's clean, cute, and inviting, with doughnut choices listed on the window and a handy QR code for more information. They have two doors--one for mobile orders and a "regular" door--but I think people can use either, which was a bit confusing. Inside, the space is vibrant and colorful, with spinning doughnut wheels showcasing their creative options, making it tough to choose! I ended up with the Mango Tango doughnut, which was filled with mango jam and topped with tang-flavored sprinkles and vanilla icing. I've never had a mango doughnut before, but I love filled ones, so this was a perfect choice. The icing was freshly applied and slightly drippy but not too messy, and the flavor was delicious--I'm not usually a fan of orange-flavored things, but the tanginess was a great touch. The service was friendly and quick, making for an overall great experience. Voodoo Doughnut is definitely a popular spot, and I can see why! It's a cute and unique concept that I'd recommend checking out. ”

“ Cute little spot ! Customer service was immediate and with a smile It's also YELPINGLY PINK! The doughnuts are so soft and flavorful... many to choose from. You have to come and try them ALL. Take it from me, cause yall know my Sweet Tooth is TOOTHIN'! ”

“ Whoever decided to open the Valley's first Voodoo Doughnut shop near ASU campus was quite clever. And they open late hours after the bars get out which I'm sure gets a nice crowd. Even before they expanded, Voodoo Doughnuts already had a reputation around the U.S. as this killer iconic doughnut shop in Portland that had lines out the door. They were featured on Anthony Bourdain's show many years ago. For me, it was the first time that I had ever seen doughnuts with crazy toppings like cereal and bacon on the top of them. I eventually made my first visit to a Voodoo Doughnut location on a trip to Colorado. I also picked up a Rogue Voodoo Doughnut Bacon Maple Ale to pair with my doughnut. Voodoo Doughnuts offers more than fifty artisan flavors including vegan options. They are known for their creative names like "Grape Ape", "Voodoo Doll", "Memphis Mafia" and "Cock and Balls". The Bacon Maple Bar and The Homer are some of their best sellers. I like that they have a menu on the outside of the building with pictures of the doughnuts on it. It allows you to decide what you want before you go inside. Voodoo Doughnuts are also known for their pink boxes and merchandise. The doughnuts are laid out on a revolving display case so that you can visually see them. Even though the sugar overload is usually a bit much for me, it is fun to fill up a pink box with a variety of choices. Just keep in mind that the bill adds up quick. ”

“ Not much is better than a freshly made doughnut. We had the pleasure of staying at the hotel across the street from this new location, and stopped in multiple times during our stay! The interior is bright and pink with a bit of that classic Voodoo Doughnut flair. This is an easy-to-access shop off of Rural Road with free parking. Plus -m they're open late, which is part of the Voodoo magic. Some of the best doughnuts I've ever eaten were served well after midnight at other Voodoo locations (Portland and Austin) - so I had high expectations for this store. Some of my go-to's - like the Apple Fritter and the Homer - definitely lived up to the hype I remember. Some others, specifically the Peppermint Chocolate Crunch, were a little dry for my taste. Even still, I'm thrilled to have experienced Voodoo's newest location in Tempe, and definitely recommend a visit to anyone in the area! ”

“ I love the concept, the creative donuts and their flavors. The whole vibe of the shop, the box, their merch, the display cases, etc. It's cool and matches my style. I wanted the giving donut but it was sold out. I assume because it's the donut that gives back to a charitable cause. Maybe next time. It was so hard to choose flavors because they all look great. I settled on the ones pictured which includes the signature Voo Doo doll donut. The prices are high because they're specialty so be prepared for the total. My only wish is to make a create your own box for a discounted rate, in a half dozen option. Aside from this, it was a great experience. I'll for sure be back for the Givint donut sometime. ”